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"Halo", a photo book by Japanese female photographer Rinko Kawauchi. Born in 1972. In 2002, he received the 27th Kimura Ihei Photography Award for his photo collections "Utatane" and "Fireworks", and gained attention. After that, he continued his global success by holding an exhibition abroad, and in 2009, was held by the ICP. Rinko Kawauchi has received the 25th Infinity Award Art Division, the 63rd Artistic Arts and Sciences New Face Award in 2013, and the 29th Machi Higashikawa Award for Photography in Japan. This is the first photo book in four years since "Ametsuchi" released in 2013, and it is digitally shot. Countless migratory birds photographed in England, instead of fireworks, "Utsukahana" is a festival held in a village in Hebei Province, China where iron scraps are melted against the wall. .. The book that is unified in black up to the page and the light that emits various shines are impressive, but in the title Halo, in addition to the meaning of "circle" and "afterglow", a globular cluster consisting of several stars, It is the name of the region that surrounds the galactic system, and "the potential relationship between nature and humans, and the power of life similar to prayer, bring fear and darkness to darkness, hope and joy toward light. Included and drawn" (from the publisher). Signed by the photographer .